The
effects on most users of marijuana is that they experience an
increase in heart rate, redness of the eyes, and dryness of the mouth
and throat. Studies show that the drug temporarily impairs short term
memory, alters the sense of time, and reduces the ability to perform
tasks requiring concentration, swift reactions, and coordination.
(Like driving a car or operating machinery. Note: At my former place
of employment a co-worker was mangled in a machine, his coordination
was impaired from smoking marijuana prior to work.) Feelings of
euphoria, relaxation, altered state of body image, and bouts of
exaggerated laughter also are commonly reported.
Scientists believe that marijuana can be particularly harmful to lungs through the deep inhalation process. Marijuana smoke has been found to have more cancer causing agents then are found with cigarette smoke. Marijuana can increase heart rate by as much as 50% and can bring on chest pain in some individuals. Doctors feel that people with heart conditions or at a high risk of heart ailments can be adversely affected. Findings also suggest that regular use may reduce fertility in women. Further, scientists believe marijuana, which crosses the placential barrier, may have a toxic effect on embryos and fetuses.
Further, from personal experience, I have sadly seen many relatives and friends who have used marijuana and other "harmless recreational drugs" later on in life having serious medical difficulties at an early age such as heart attacks and strokes, kidney failures, and even death. The point is that long term effects of these drugs are not known, but you can logically conclude that they won't be positive.
Scientists believe that marijuana can be particularly harmful to lungs through the deep inhalation process. Marijuana smoke has been found to have more cancer causing agents then are found with cigarette smoke. Marijuana can increase heart rate by as much as 50% and can bring on chest pain in some individuals. Doctors feel that people with heart conditions or at a high risk of heart ailments can be adversely affected. Findings also suggest that regular use may reduce fertility in women. Further, scientists believe marijuana, which crosses the placential barrier, may have a toxic effect on embryos and fetuses.
Further, from personal experience, I have sadly seen many relatives and friends who have used marijuana and other "harmless recreational drugs" later on in life having serious medical difficulties at an early age such as heart attacks and strokes, kidney failures, and even death. The point is that long term effects of these drugs are not known, but you can logically conclude that they won't be positive.
In
Science Daily (June 5, 2014) a review described a report in the New
England Journal of Medicine authored by scientists from the National
Institute of Health. There have been more studies that concurred with
these studies from very reputable medical research organizations. The
science establishing that marijuana can be addictive and that this
risk for addiction increases for daily or young users. It also offers
insights into research on the gateway theory indicating that
marijuana use, similar to nicotine and alcohol use, may be associated
with an increased vulnerability to other drugs. There IS a gateway
effect although they try to tell you otherwise. The scientists focus
on marijuana's harmful effects on teens, an age group in which the
brain rapidly develops, which is one factor that could help explain
increased risks from marijuana use in this population. Research
suggests that marijuana impairs critical thinking and memory
functions during use and that these deficits persist for days after
using. In addition, a long-term study showed that regular marijuana
use in the early teen years lowers IQ into adulthood, even if users
stopped smoking marijuana as adults.
It
is politically correct to think and promote the use of Marijuana.
George Soros loves it and has provided more than $400,000 in
Massachusetts alone to promote it. Even the title "recreational" is purposely misleading. A “dumbed up” population is
easier to manipulate and control. This is not a good thing. Science
proves otherwise, marijuana is harmful and in NO WAY should it be legalized in Massachusetts or anywhere else for "recreational" purposes. This is all we need in our state and especially in Springfield.
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